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Steering the wheels of one of Kolkata’s trademark yellow taxis, Gazi Jalaluddin doesn’t only commute his passengers to their destinations, his taxi ferries hopes for hundreds of underprivileged kids whom he wants to see flourish in the days to come. The otherwise rustic mien of the 63-year-old taxi driver unveils the profound dream he carries in his eyes — the dream that no child from his locality ends up being as misfortunate as him.
Steering the wheels of one of Kolkata’s trademark yellow taxis, Gazi Jalaluddin doesn’t only commute his passengers to their destinations, his taxi ferries hopes for hundreds of underprivileged kids whom he wants to see flourish in the days to come. The otherwise rustic mien of the 63-year-old taxi driver unveils the profound dream he carries in his eyes — the dream that no child from his locality ends up being as misfortunate as him.He now runs two schools and an orphanage in his village Thakurchak near Joynagar in West Bengal’s Sunderbans area — famous for the breeding ground of the Royal Bengal tiger.